Status of Indian women entrepreneurship in context to liberalization, privatization and globalization

This is entrepreneurs era, as government sectors are turning in to private sectors, it is the right time to enter into market as entrepreneurs. Currently, India has the best global talent, which is now required technical and knowledge skills to take on the entrepreneurial challenges [1]. Today, India is witnessing the emergence of a large number of entrepreneurs, but there is definitely potential for many more. The contribution of Indian women to the economy is no longer in doubt, but their contribution to the National Economy is under reported. In recent years, women have been taking interest in income generating activities, self employment and entrepreneurship. To encourage the entrepreneurships with climate in India we require more support from the government and society. Today huge number of young people is hungry to learn more about entrepreneurship-the key is to combine that passion with the knowledge that skills that will help them be more successful. Cost of living for an average middle class family is increasing their needs and demands of family members also enhanced depending on world scenario. Everybody wants to lead comfortable life. To balance the socio-economic status to cope with day today demands of the family more number of women is pushing in to the market as entrepreneurs. More and more innovative enterprises are open to fresh entrepreneurs. Our aim is to study impacts of education on women entrepreneur and how polytechnics (technical institutions) and job oriented courses curriculum can aid their strengths. This paper is the result of survey of women entrepreneurs from surrounding area of Bagalkot (Karnataka, India). we have prepared questionnaire and analysed the results got from the women entrepreneurs. This paper enlights on women entrepreneurship status, development, challenges, opportunities etc.